The second edition of the football tournament at the Pan American Games was held in Mexico City, Mexico, from 13 March to 22 March 1955. Four teams competed, with Argentina defending the title.
Argentina won its second consecutive gold medal after totalising 11 points in 6 matches. Estadio Olímpico Universitario was the venue for all the games.
Participants
Squads
Final table TeamPtsPldWDLGFGAGD116510237+16561321013−3462041113−246123920−11
Matches
GK 1 José Luis Sánchez DF 2 Primitivo Carrillo DF 3 Jorge Rodríguez MF 5 Eduardo Colmenero MF 15 Alfonso González MF 6 Francisco Pérez FW 7 Arturo Vargas FW 10 Sigifredo Mercado FW 19 Ramón Martínez FW 21 Héctor Segura FW 14 Fernando LópezSubstitutes: FW 13 Víctor Nava Manager: Antonio Álvarez
GK 16 Oscar Stortini DF 15 Juan Jesús Moreno DF 17 Julio Nuin MF 3 Manuel Castillo MF 5 Oscar Claria MF 6 Ricardo Pegnotti FW 7 Ricardo Scialino FW 8 Héctor Molina FW 14 Humberto Maschio FW 10 José Sanfilippo FW 11 José YudicaSubstitutes: GK 1 Leonardo Bevilacqua DF 2 Norberto Anido MF 4 Juan Carlos Malazzo FW 13 Ricardo Campana Manager: Guillermo Stábile
Medalists Men's football 1. Leonardo Bevilacqua 2. Norberto Anido 3. Manuel Castillo 4. Juan C. Malazzo 5. Oscar Clarlat 6. Ricardo Pegnoti 7. Ricardo Scialino 8. Héctor Molina 9. Norberto Menéndez 10. José Sanfilippo 11. José Yudica 12. Antonio Pérsico 13. Ricardo Campana 14. Humberto Maschio 15. Juan J. Moreno 16. Oscar Stortini 17. Julio Nuin 18. Tomás Anglese Guillermo Stábile (HC) 1. José Luis Sánchez 2. Primitivo Carrillo 3. Jorge Rodríguez 4. Eduardo Colmenero 5. Juan Arrieta 6. Francisco Pérez 7. Arturo Vargas 8. Agustín Díaz 9. Francisco Noriega 10. Ramón Sigifredo Mercado 11. Felipe Negrete 12. Juan Bosco Martínez 13. Víctor Nava 14. Fernando López 15. Alfonso González 16. Joaquín Fierro 17. Elías Vázquez 18. Gustavo Ríos 19. Ramón Martínez 20. Alfredo Hernández 21. Héctor Segura 22. Gonzalo Guerrero Antonio López Herranz (HC) 1. Ergilio Hato 2. Pedro Matrona 3. Wilfred de Lannoy 4. Moises Bicentini 5. Ludgero Adoptie 6. Guillermo Giribaldi 7. Willys Heyliger 8. Ronald de Lannoy 9. Hubert Schoop 10. Eustaquio Bernardina 11. Julio Jansen 12. Wilhelm Canword 13. Edmundo Vlinder 14. Luis Antonio Brion 15. Raymundo Kemp 16. Francisco Gomez 17. Marco Tromp 18. Pedro Koolman 19. José Arcangel La Rosa 20. Antonio Klabeer 21. Hubert Hoek 22. Erno Jansen Pedro Celestino da Cunha (HC)
Goalscorers
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